Loose - traducción, pronunciación, transcripción

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Amer.  |luːs|  American pronunciation of the word loose
Brit.  |luːs|  British pronunciation of the word loose

verb

- conceder libertad a; Ed (syn: free, liberate, release, unloose, unloosen)
- soltarse o liberarse de las atadurasEd (syn: unleash)
let loose mines
- aflojar o aflojarEd (syn: loosen)
loosen the tension on a rope
- aflojarse o aflojarse o estar menos apretadoEd (syn: loosen, relax)
The noose loosened

adjective

- (de una pelota en el deporte) que no está en posesión o control de ningún jugadorEd
a loose ball
- no oficialmente reconocido o controladoEd (syn: informal)
a loose organization of the local farmers
- no literalEd (syn: free, liberal)
a loose interpretation of what she had been told
- vaciado fácil o excesivoEd (syn: lax)
loose bowels
- no tenso ni tensoEd (syn: slack)
the old man's skin hung loose and grey
- (de texturas) lleno de pequeñas aberturas o huecosEd (syn: open)
a loose weave
- falta de sentido de moderación o responsabilidadEd (syn: idle)
a loose tongue
- no arreglado cuidadosamente en un paqueteEd
a box of loose nails
- haber escapado, especialmente del confinamientoEd (syn: escaped)
dogs loose on the streets
criminals on the loose in the neighborhood
- comportamiento sexual casual y desenfrenadoEd (syn: easy, light, promiscuous, sluttish, wanton)
he was told to avoid loose (or light) women

adverb

- sin restriccionesEd (syn: free)
cows in India are running loose

Matrix of words

adjective

- suelto — loose, free, single, detached, flyaway, separate
- flojo — loose, floppy, lax, slack, sluggish, limp
- a granel — loose, volume
- libre — free, loose, idle, vacant, exempt, unoccupied
- holgado — loose, baggy, full, roomy, easy, spacious
- en libertad — loose
- relajado — relaxed, leisurely, loose, laid-back
- desatado — untied, loose, light-headed, free, wild
- impreciso — imprecise, vague, loose, indefinite
- vago — vague, faint, shadowy, idle, bone-idle
- fácil — easy, simple, ready, effortless, facile, loose
- ancho — wide, broad, deep, loose, extensive, capacious
- poco firme — loose, unsteady, dicky
- loco — crazy, mad, amok, distraught, demented, loose
- flotante — floating, buoyant, supernatant, afloat, adrift
- disoluto — dissolute, profligate, loose, raffish, rakish
- movedizo — shifting, moving, shaky, loose, movable, unsteady
- desconectado — offline, disconnected, loose, unconnected
- movible — movable, moveable, mobile, loose, fickle
- inseguro — unsafe, insecure, unsure, uncertain, unsteady, loose
- aproximado — approximate, rough, loose, proximate
- de libertad — loose
- inmoral — immoral, unmoral, loose
- licencioso — licentious, loose
- poco exacto — loose
- ilógico — illogical, absurd, loose
- tonto — silly, fool, foolish, idiotic, unwise, witless
- no conectado — loose
- bobo — silly, daft, loony, lummox, crazy, loose
- sin envase — loose

verb

- soltar — drop, release, loosen, loose, free, disengage
- desatar — untie, loose, loosen, undo, unbind
- aflojar — loosen, slacken, loose, relax, ease, let up
- liberar — liberate, set free, loose, absolve, set loose, acquit
- desencadenar — trigger, unchain, loose, unshackle, unfetter
- liberar de cadenas — loose
- ir a soltar — loose
- liberar de prisión — loose
- dar inicio a soltar — loose
- hacer libre — liberate, let out, loose, break, extricate, disengage
- desear a soltar — loose
- querer a soltar — loose
- dar comienzo a soltar — loose
- hacer sin cadenas — loose

noun

- el aire — air, wind, midair, look, tune
- la juerga — spree, binge, bender, whoopee, good time, loose
- el escaldado — scalding, loose
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